that has nothing to do with judging, it has to do with how wealth and how it is invested.
From the book "The Rich and the Super Rich" by Ferdinand Lundberg available for free download due to its copyright expiration...
http://www.soilandhealth.org/03sov/0303critic/0303socialcriticism.html
For many years Rockefeller, Jr., son of the original self-made tycoon, had been prudently reducing his taxable estate by (1) establishing trust funds for members of his family and (2) allocating money to foundations controlled by the family. Thus, early in the 1930's he had begun transferring large holdings into trust funds for the children, according to the federal record. 40 As of December 18, 1934, when stock prices were abnormally low, two trusts for Abby Rockefeller were launched giving 2.13 per cent ownership of Standard Oil Company of California; one for John D. III giving .99 per cent ownership; and one for Nelson A. Rockefeller giving .92 per cent ownership--4.04 per cent in all. Similar trusts were set up at the same time for the same children in Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. 41 Later, as the will disclosed, trusts had been established for all six children and the twenty-two grandchildren. The family was now resting quietly in trust.
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There are reputed to be a large number of Rockefeller trust funds. According to the Washington Daily News, June 8, 1967, page 69, there may be as many as seventy-five family trust accounts "set up by John D. 'Junior,' for his six children and by those children for their 23 offspring. The latter generation--known as the 'cousins'--have begun setting up trust accounts for their 44 children."