The Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act visitation statute does not contain any standard visitation schedule, but local courts may have rules that contain standard or suggested schedules for visitation. Children may spend most of their time with one parent, or they may split their time with both, but neither parent is labeled “primary” or made to feel as the “secondary” parent. Instead, factors that are considered when determining scheduling include: The age of the child The relationship between the parent and child The distance between the parent and child The school and extracurricular schedule of the child The availability of help from relatives Other factors affecting the best interests of the child.