toward

This is an improper word choice.

"He wants to be a moderator in their divorce. "
or
"He wants to be a moderator in their divorce proceedings. "

The use of toward is often used when something physical approaches or has adjacency or closeness.

When it's used in reference to an abstract subject or object or a non-physical one...it indicates something is getting closer to the subject or object either in time or proximity.

As an example: "The court case is moving toward conclusion."

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