Migrating from 2007 MBP to 2009 unibody 17" MBP

Hi all, hope you're all well!
I'm expecting delivery of my new 17" Unibody MacBook Pro this week and have heard conflicting things as to how best migrate my data from the old 2007 15" Intel MBP to the new machine and hope you kind folk can clear it up for me.
If I choose to migrate all my old data to my new Mac, will the Time Machine backup stay intact, and will the Migration Assistant handle this?
I'm concerned that my older versions of iLife and OS X will overwrite the newer versions, in effect getting rid of newer software and new system prefs like the multi-touch, is this completely unfounded and paranoid?!
I've heard on the discussions that some people have had problems with this method, and that all isn't as smooth sailing as Apple's literature will have you believe, is there anything I should look out for?
Also, if anyone has any tips, I have a Boot Camp partition running with Parallels on my old machine, what's the best way to get this intact to my new machine?
Thanks in advance for your time and answers!
Best
A.

Well the new Mac came (it is beautiful) and the Time Machine migration went off without a hitch! Don't know what the problems people have been experiencing are all about.
Now to make a new Boot Camp partition which is fine, the only sensitive data worth saving on that is my Fallout 3 save games!

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