Rule 1075.5 Duration of Validity of Writ of Seizure

A writ of seizure stays active until it is carried out. It does not expire after a set amount of time, so the court does not need to issue a new one if there is a delay in serving it.

This means that once a judge approves the writ, the person seeking it can take the time needed to have it served without worrying about it becoming invalid. There is no deadline to rush the process.