If I fill out forms with an attorney, aren't I supposed to get copies of those forms?

Just ask.

You are entitled to copies of anything you sign. What is the problem?

Make a written request for copies.

In Michigan your are entitled to a copy of your attorneys file on your case, but you can be required to pay reasonable copying costs. On the other hand, if you don't want the entire file, but only some select documents, most Michigan attorneys would provide you same @ no cost (although they still have the option of charging reasonable copy costs for any documents they supply). The exception is as to any documents that you "owned" and supplied to the attorney, those are yours and you are entitled to have them returned @ no charge. You should note that most attorneys do not routinely send clients a copy of all papers/documents in their files or that they file on behalf of a client - at least not unless the client requests same.

IF you ask for copies, I would like to think that he will give them to you.

Just ask for copies. They should provide whatever you filled, submitted and/or signed.

You are entitled to anything in our file with your attorney, especially forms you sign. If you have not asked for the, just ask. If you have asked and the lawyer refuses, something is not right.