The ruling on pronouncing three divorces in one sitting and repeating that

The question: The listener, Saleh Shiban Aziz al-'Umrī, apparently from al-Bahah, sent a question saying: Your Eminence! I have a wife whom I married one year and three months ago, and she has borne me a child. One day, a misunderstanding occurred between us, and she angered me that day. I pronounced three separate divorces upon her in one sitting. Her father was present, and instead of us reconciling on the matter, he angered me again, and I pronounced three more divorces upon her in one sitting. The next day, I went to a judge at the court for a consultation, and he ordered me to seek a ruling from your Eminence. Is it permissible for me to take her back into my protection? I swear by the Great Allah that this is exactly what happened, word for word. I ask you to inform us. May Allah reward you with good?
The answer: You must appear with her guardian before the judge so that he may write down the facts based on your collective admission, and clarify the nature of the anger, the intensity of the anger, and its causes. Then, after that, we will look into the matter, if Allah wills. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.