Given three languages L1 L2 L3 that do not intirsect could one be TR and the other TD and the third neither
Is is indeed possible.

Consider the halting problem set $$H = \big\{ \big(\langle M \rangle, w\big): M \big( w \big) \space halts \big\}$$

and its complement $$\overline{H} = \big\{  \big(\langle M \rangle, w\big): M \big( w \big) \space doesn't \space halt \big\}$$

We know that H is recognizable and not decidable. That means that $$\overline{H}$$ is not recognizable because, otherwise, H would be decidable.

Now take $$L_1 = \emptyset \space \big( decidable \big) $$ $$L_2 = H \space \big( recognizable \space and \space not \space decidable \big) $$ $$L_3 = \overline{H} \space \big( not \space recognizable \big)$$

We have that $$L_1 \cup L_2 \cup L_3 = \Sigma^*$$ and
$$L_1 \cap L_2 = L_2 \cap L_3 = L_1 \cap L_3 = \emptyset$$